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Car surface body design in CATIA

THE CAD SPIDER
in Modeling
11 0 Beginner
This video contains step by step procedure to create a car surface body design in CATIA software
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Flag Design

Dono Cre'
in Modeling
5 0 Beginner
In this tutorial I will share about how to create a Flag design using the Solidworks software with various features such as: ~ 2D Sketch ~ Extrude ~ Surface Feature ~ Split Feature ~ Fillet/Chamfer ~ etc.
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How I Made a Mandalorian Helmet in Fusion 360!

Jens Nielsen
in Modeling
5 0 Intermediate
Join me as we explore surface modeling in Fusion 360, creating a Mandalorian helmet from scratch! This step by step tutorial covers sketching, shaping, and refining the helmet design using various modeling tools. Perfect for those interested in 3D modeling and learning new skills in F360.
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How to model Rocket Nozzle in Solidworks

Artur Izaak
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
🔧 Lattice-Structured Rocket Nozzle – Modeled from Scratch 🚀 I came across an interesting thread on LinkedIn: 🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6760635714850951168 Someone was looking for a strategy to model a complex, honeycomb-like structure for manufacturing. I took on the challenge and created this lattice-reinforced rocket nozzle, inspired by real-world aerospace and industrial designs. The lattice structure isn’t just for aesthetics—it’s commonly used in engineering to reduce weight while maintaining strength and thermal efficiency. Such designs can be found in high-performance propulsion systems, industrial nozzles, and aerospace components. 💡 How would you approach modeling a part like this? Share your thoughts and challenges in the comments! Thanks for watching! 👍
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How to Execute Complex Surface and Loft Operations for an Air Turbo of a V6 Engine in Autodesk Inventor

Sourabh Bhalke
in Assemblies
1 1 Beginner
In the world of automotive design, precision and complexity often go hand in hand. One such challenging task is creating the intricate geometry of an air turbo for a V6 engine. The process involves advanced surface modeling techniques and careful attention to detail. In this article, I’ll walk you through the steps I took to create an air turbo model using Autodesk Inventor, focusing on the key operations: 3D sketching, lofting, surface trimming ,stitching and other operations. * Please note that, although i have used Autodesk Inventor Professional 2024 to create this model, the language and narrative of this article is kept intentionally generalized so that you can use any other software to achieve similar results.
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CAD-CAM TUTORIAL| Air-pods Industrial Design for Manufacturing | Learn and Grow | Surface Modeling

muhammad ali
in Modeling
0 0 Expert
In this video, you will find the treasure of cad cam knowledge of Surface modeling techniques, using Creo Parametric, how to make free form surface with a detailed explanation of Datum points, Datum Curve and continuity of surfaces with render of Air-pods 3d model. I have been providing online & physical trainings, also facilitating in the field of design and manufacturing services. https://www.youtube.com/c/GetYourManufacturingSuccess Contact WhatsApp # 92 331 2292176 Email : gys.mali26@gmail.com
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